Gothenburg Guide
The new Gothenburg Guide for 2019-2020 is now available for download or to order. The guide is available in multiple languages.
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Discover amazing parks and adventures. Welcome to a green and grand city.
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Discover amazing parks and adventures. Welcome to a green and grand city.
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Gothenburg Pass
Free admission to lots of entertainment, sights and museums.
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Four
Interested in jewellery and design? Make sure to visit Gallery Four in the Linné neighbourhood. They also show temporary exhibitions.
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The International Science Festival – 5 Top Picks
April 1–12, Gothenburg will be teeming with scientific activities of all kinds during the International Science Festival. Here are some of the highlights.
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5 top picks at Kulturnatta 2019
On October 25, Gothenburg once again celebrates all kinds of culture during the special night known as “Kulturnatta”. Theatres, galleries, libraries, studios and museums stay open until late, offering a wide array of exhibitions and events.
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Rum för papper
Rum för papper is a paper shop for professionals and curious beginners alike. The shop features all kinds of unique and carefully selected papers, stationary, pens, notebooks and accessories. The owners can also offer advice on everything from paper selection to design and print.
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Västergården
At Västergården you can watch as beautiful ceramics is made right infront of you, and then bring some of that home with you! At the Västergården store you'll find unique objects not available through their webshop.
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Göteborg Film Festival 2021
Göteborg Film Festival is the largest film festival in the Nordic countries. Each year the festival’s program group travels around the world to track down choice films to bring back to Göteborg. These films are then presented during the ten-day festival at the end of January, creating a great banquet serving audiences nearly 450 films from some 80 countries.
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Konstepidemin
Konstepidemin is Sweden’s biggest workplace for independent artists.
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The Museum of World Culture
In this award-winning building you'll meet the world and experience a mixture of international architecture, contemporary art, seriousness and exciting activities.
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Njutningsfrämjandet
Njutningsfrämjandet organizes several different activities within food and drink, such as chocolate, wine and cheese tastings, courses in brewery and several city walks about Gothenburg's food history.
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Meet the new culinary generation
23 years young, Thomas Sjögren is the up-and-coming chef representing Gothenburg and Sweden in the Junior National Culinary Team. He has also been a workshop leader at the event Try Swedish in London, where foodie Brits learned more about the art of Swedish gastronomy.
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Eriksberg & Lindholmen
The former ship-yard district on the northern banks of the river has been transformed into wide-stretched quays, new residential areas, restaurants, cafés and theatres. Go for a stroll along the water and see some of the newest neighbourhoods in town, while feeling the breeze from the river.
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5 highlights at Gothenburg Design Festival
Get ready for an intense week of design in Gothenburg, October 7–13! Gothenburg design festival is an exploration of what design is, if and why it’s significant and for whom. It’s done through a program packed with interesting activities. We’ve picked five favourites but make sure to check the full program so that you don’t miss anything!
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Gothenburg on a budget
Are you looking for budget-friendly things to do in Gothenburg? We have listed seven great ways to see the city for next to nothing, including free events and activities as well as sightseeing and day trip options. There are many other budget friendly alternatives as well.
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Hi there, Klädoteket!
In March 2016 the fashion festival Fashion UP! was held on Tredje långatan in Gothenburg. Behind the festival was the fashion store Klädoteket's Sara Habte Selassie and Louise Eriksson, who both want to strike a blow for sustainable fashion.
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Land Art
The unique land art installations are open and accessible to everyone. Land Art is a form of art that takes much of its inspiration from the surrounding landscape and uses nature as a source to create installations that are meant to last over a prolonged period of time. This is part of the Gothenburg 400th anniversary.
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Fabriken
Fabriken is located in the district Majorna, a stone's throw from Slottsskogen. In the shop you will find carefully selected second hand items in the form of furniture, furnishings, clothing and accessories from 1900 and onwards.
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Rosenkaféet
Rosenkaféet is an oasis in the middle of the city. It is located in the Garden Society's oldest building dating back to 1874. From May to October, Rosenkaféet offers traditional Swedish fare in old-fashioned surroundings. Only first rate produce is used here and the emphasis is on cooking good healthy food.
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Floramor & Krukatös
The shop Floramor & Krukatös is located in a beautiful old building in central Gothenburg. The selection includes a mix of personal home decor, pottery and plants.
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